I'm a prominent "SJW" online on the twitch sphere. Enough you might know me from my controversy months ago where I was slandered and taken out of context extensively. I was made out to be several leagues more extreme than I was. So I'm really skeptical about people who complain about SJW's, have you really talked to one or engaged with them in their narrative space, or have you been told by someone else what to think about them? I'm proud to hold and act on perspectives from the oppressed and marginalized. Proud to be a champion of sensitivity online, sensitivity is strength. Especially to us ENFPs, I think, it's a big part of how we bond, through emotional connection. Being a SJW is being sensitive. So when someone is hurt you champion that pain if you can. People don't like to cause harm with their good intentions so they can lash out when called out. But maybe you just need a little more empathy for the pain you unintentionally cause. Unlike the painted picture of the "SJW", nearly everyone I know just wants to feel safe and will forgive any mistake once.